#161 Blue Moon Studio chain link mould

#chainlink #test #talented #link I recently bought a new Blue Moon Studio mould from Michaels. They've added new moulds and put some on sale, which I check out every time I'm there. The chain mould caught my eye, and I wanted to see how easy it would be to link the chains once the resin cured. Surprisingly, the epoxy resin was easier to work with than UV resin, which needs warm water to soften the links. Since I removed the epoxy resin pieces early, that made a difference in linking the chain, had I waited longer, I may have had to use the warm water to put the epoxy chain together as well. ****************** If you would like to support my channel and the videos I create, I have set up a wish list on Amazon Canada. Amazon Canada Wishlist https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/... ****************** Products Used: Magic Resin epoxy resin and resin dye, purple and lemon yellow: YouTube: @magicresinofficial Let’s Resin uv resin: YouTube: @LETSRESIN Generic mica, purple and teal Hemway glitter holographic pink: Amazon Canada WeR Memory keep glitter, teal: YouTube: WeR_Makers Blue Moon Studio chain link mould: Michaels Canada Buy me a coffee - If you would like to support my channel and the videos created, it would be much appreciated: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/nmbbic25 If you would like to know when I have posted recent videos, hit the SUBSCRIBE button, and if you enjoyed the video, please hit the LIKE button. You can also follow me on my Facebook page: Facebook.com/BeingIntentionallyCreative